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Stately and stunning only begin to describe this luxurious home that has everything that you are looking for and more. Ideally located on a quiet cul-de-sac in the Walnut Trails subdivision of Sugar Grove, this home backs to open space and features a Trex deck and large patio for outside entertaining. From the double door entry; enter this home to the dramatic foyer with an elegant overhead chandelier and large arched window. Immediately to the left of the foyer is the formal dining room with arched entry, pendent chandelier, and crown molding. The striking 2 story formal living room has arched windows and a glass door that opens to the backyard. The gourmet kitchen is everything you've dreamed of with custom cabinetry, granite counters, center island with breakfast bar and prep sink; and Kitchen Aid stainless steel appliances including a six burner stove. The kitchen opens to the spacious eating area and adjoining family room that boasts a built-in entertainment center, gas log fireplace and two French doors that lead to the backyard deck. Rounding out the first level is the den with French doors, the laundry with built-in cabinetry and access to the garage; the elegant half bath with custom vanity and vessel sink; and the 4th bedroom with private bath. The T-stair case leads to the second floor where the other three bedrooms are located. Step up to the master suite that boasts a double door entry, huge walk-in closet and an unbelievable master bath that features an oversized shower, separate vanities, and whirlpool tub. You are not going to believe the finished basement of this home that includes a computer area, playroom with stage, an additional room that would make a great exercise space, a full bath, and a huge recreation room with wet bar. This home has all it all!
Sin-Oua-Sip, the Native American name for Sugar Grove, was home to Native Americans in 1818 when Illinois was admitted into the Union. Settlers arrived in the spring of 1834 at what is now known as Bliss Woods Forest Preserve. In 1842, square mile lots were surveyed and sold for $1.25 an acre at a Chicago auction, These lots were bought by aspiring farmers eager to cultivate the rich Midwest soil. Farming became the first real business in the township. These farming roots gave rise to dairying and cheese production as important businesses as well - producing blue ribbon cheeses from the former cheese factory at the corner of Galena and Densmore road. By 1881, the word was out and Sugar Grove was connected via the Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad. This railway was an essential link for the farms and their agricultural businesses, as well as a source of transportation for the community residents.
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